Kanye West targets Trevor Noah in latest social media rant
, in which a claymation Ye kidnaps a claymation of Davidson and buries him alive, to Pete's text messages in which he claims to be in bed with Ye's"wife". Furthermore Noah points out"the harassment many women face when trying to leave a relationship," by highlighting West's recent actions.
"Two things can be true: Kim likes publicity. Kim is also being harassed. Those things can be happening at the same time." Noah ended his video by asking the question:"If Kim cannot escape this, Kim Kardashian. If she cannot escape this, then what chance do normal women have?"Unpacking the Kim-Kanye-Pete situation and the harassment many women face when trying to leave a relationship.
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